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		<title>travel diary &#8211; day 315</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[day 311 &#8211; today was a fairly easy day. i had breakfast and drank a coffee at an outdoor cafe. i checked email and walked around town. i spent a few hours online in the afternoon, had dinner and slept. day 312 &#8211; my morning routine had settled into breakfast and coffee. the small cafe [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>day 311</strong> &#8211; today was a fairly easy day. i had breakfast and drank a coffee at an outdoor cafe. i checked email and walked around town. i spent a few hours online in the afternoon, had dinner and slept.</p>
<p><strong>day 312</strong> &#8211; my morning routine had settled into breakfast and coffee. the small cafe had a few seats in the sun and the owner had started seeing me regularly, but today would be the last day. after breakfast i bought my train ticket back to yangon.</p>
<p>the day before i&#8217;d spoken to a cycle rickshaw driver about where i could get another tattoo. so today he took me to a small place hidden in a back alley. the guy was a decent tattooist, so after a long conversation we decided on a design. two hours (and $15) later i had my tattoo. i returned to the hotel for a rest.</p>
<p>i had a really good hamburger and beer for dinner, then went to see &#8216;the moustache brothers&#8217; show again. it was my second time to see them perform, and i was disappointed that i couldn&#8217;t organise a video camera to record the whole performance.</p>
<p><strong>day 313</strong> &#8211; i woke up early, had a quick shower and got the train to yangon. it was a long, boring day on the train with nothing much to see.</p>
<p>we arrived in yangon on time, which was nice, and i walked across town to my hotel. actually, my arse was sore from the wooden seats on the train, and i was quite tired. i grabbed a quick dinner and went to sleep.</p>
<p><strong>day 314</strong> &#8211; i returned to the indian embassy first thing the next morning. i paid for the visa, which i was able to pick up in the afternoon. i returned to the hotel and changed rooms, taking a room with a much nicer view. i read my book on the balcony for a while and then went for a walk around town. i stopped by the air india office and bought my ticket to kolkata</p>
<p>i hadn&#8217;t felt like taking photos, so i just wandered through the markets and streets. i had lunch and walked past a yangon united fc store which was just opening up. i bought some souvenirs to send back to craig and headed back towards the embassy. i collected my passport and visa, enjoyed another sugar cane drink from the local street vendors and went back to the hotel. i read my book and slept.</p>
<p><strong>day 315</strong> &#8211; after breakfast i decided to relax in the rooftop hammocks and read my book. i got talking to an american tourist, also called dave, who shared with me a prize collection of lonely planet pdf files. sweet!! i wandered into town, checked email and stumbled across a small group of locals playing chess. i stopped to watch and ended up playing three games. i got thrashed each game by a guy who clearly spends a lot of time playing chess!</p>
<p>i had dinner and returned to the hotel. in the evening i finished &#8216;the book thief&#8217;, messed around with some mp3s and went to bed.</p>
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